Softpress Releases Universal Version Of Freeway 4

CATEGORIES: Design News | Press Editor | February 15, 2006

New Universal version of award-winning web design package to be offered free to registered users Oxford, England — February 14th, 2006 — Softpress Systems today announced the release of the Universal version of Freeway 4 (v4.1), its award-winning web design software for Mac OS X. The new version runs natively on Intel and PowerPC-based Macs and is available free-of-charge to all registered owners of Freeway 4 Pro or 4 Express. "Flowers and chocolates are nice for Valentine’s Day but the performance of the new Intel-based Macs is the real gift to users," said Richard Logan, Managing Director of Softpress Systems. "We are extremely pleased to be launching a Universal version of Freeway 4 so users can benefit from the introduction of this exciting new hardware." "The blazing speed of our new Intel-based Macs provides a significant performance boost to all Universal applications," said Ron Okamoto, Apple’s vice president of Worldwide Developer Relations. "We’re delighted Softpress is joining the rapidly growing list of developers delivering Universal versions of their applications." Freeway, famous for its ease of use and clean efficient code generation, is the tool of choice for professional and home Mac users who prefer to focus on design instead of coding. Freeway’s unique DTP-style user interface makes the creation and assembly of high quality web content more accessible than with any other tool–http://www.softpress.com/freeway. The recommended retail price of Freeway 4 Pro is maintained at $279, and Freeway 4 Express at $99. There are substantial discounts available for education, multi-copy site licenses and competitive upgrades–contact sales@softpress.com. ABOUT SOFTPRESS Softpress is a privately owned company with its headquarters near Oxford, England. The company was founded in 1993 to address the emerging needs of professional publishers and designers for new media authoring tools.

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